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[ZebioLizard2]

After watching Stardew valley for a while I realized what I truly wanted.

I want a HarvestMoon/StardewValley game with full on rivals.. Not just romantic rivals, but farming rivals. You'd have to keep your farm in check, compete with others, prices of crops would fluctuate because of people purchasing/selling crops, all the while dealing with them personally (Friends? Foes? Rivalry?) while trying to keep your farm afloat. Maybe even being able to hire farmhands and the like to help you, either by being friendly with the villagers and asking for help or paying a salary.

[origamiscienceguy]

There is a mobile game called hay day where you compete for prices with the thousands of people playing, but that's probably not what you want.

[ZebioLizard2]

I've actually played that was an enjoyable time waster, but yeah it's not what I'm looking for.

[itisnotlogical]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

[Lightningfalcon]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

Problem would be with all the noobs that play it and don't know where the enemy gate is.

[i2amroy]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

Problem would be with all the noobs that play it and don't know where the enemy gate is.

THE ENEMY GATE IS DOWN!

[hector13]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

Problem would be with all the noobs that play it and don't know where the enemy gate is.

THE ENEMY GATE IS DOWN!

But... there is no down in zero-g.

[Antsan]

You missed a reference there. Down is where you can imagine down to be.

[Kot]

A shooter (doesn't matter if it's first or third person.) Where you are some sort of spirit that can possess other people's bodies for short periods of time. After that time, your hosts body will force you back out and they won't be able to be possessed anymore. When you are without a body, you can be hurt but you can also attack people as well. When you are in somebody else, you won't take damage as they do, but you can use their weapons to kill other guys. If a person who you are possessing dies, you get forced out as well. The main gameplay would be strategically choosing who to possess and when to ditch the body you are currently in. And as the game goes on, enemies get smarter, and they force you out faster.

An old-ish game called Messiah is the closest I can think of this idea being realized, the core gameplay mechanic is possession of unwilling bodies.

"The Devil has positioned himself as the ruler of an earthly technocratic dystopia. God sends an angel called Bob to do battle with Satan for the ultimate survival of the universe and whatnot in Faktur, a city filled with sex workers, corrupt cops, and cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers [...]. The plot seems mainly an excuse for the developers to present the effectively incongruous image of a diapered cherub scooting through a grim and violent urban wasteland."

If I remember right, that game was literally one of worst pieces of shit for various reasons.

[Twinwolf]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

Problem would be with all the noobs that play it and don't know where the enemy gate is.

THE ENEMY GATE IS DOWN!

Like you're crushing them beneath you're heel.

And yes, that sounds like an awesome game that I want, right now.

[TheBiggerFish]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

I'd just like existing zero-G games to not have arbitrary directions.

[origamiscienceguy]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

I'd just like existing zero-G games to not have arbitrary directions.

Kerbal Space Program.

[flabort]

But the planets are on rails! Every space object that you didn't make and that isn't a meteor is on rails, in fact... and that means there most certainly are arbitrary directions.

[puke]

I want a zero-gravity, free-rotation multiplayer FPS. Add a lead indicator (as in War Thunder) and it'd probably be my new favorite multiplayer game.

I'd just like existing zero-G games to not have arbitrary directions.

What about that "Shattered Horizon" game?  I think it was originally a tech demo for high end nvidia cards, and it did look boss.

the whole selling point was realistic, zero-g, FPS.

I guess there is still a small community that plays, you can buy the game on Desura and it will come with a Steam key.

[Mesa]

Roblox that doesn't have a horrible community of prepubescent children, runs on Linux (and runs well) and doesn't have a rather horrid monetization model (though to be fair there have been worse ones out there).

I just want Roblox back damnit.
And Blockland.

I miss those games and the associated "Roblox VS Blockland" war dearly.